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IT’S ALL GREEK TO THEM - Jamestown Press (opens the original)
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Melrose students make some artwork in teacher Erica Connolly’s classroom that depicts the blue and white colors of the Greek flag. The students’ creations will be displayed in an assemblage on the wall outside the art studio for the rest of the year. PHOTOS BY ANDREA VON HOHENLEITEN A country that is considered the cradle of Western civilization and the birthplace of democracy will be studied by students during the 2026-27 year at the local elementary school. The cultural committee at Melrose Sc
Genealogist helps people look into past and make ‘history come alive’ - Jamestown Press (opens the original)
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The Jamestown Historical Society, to celebrate the semiquincentennial, presented a genealogy exhibit to help the community step back into the Revolutionary War. While that exhibit is no longer being displayed, the opportunity for residents to learn about their family history still is available. Helen Smith, a Jamestown resident and member of the Rhode Island Genealogy Society, helps visitors learn about their past from 5:30-7:30 p.m. the first Tuesday of every month in the Sydney Wright Room of
GETTING A JUMP - Jamestown Press (opens the original)
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Third-grade teacher Leanne Turenne prepares her classroom for the upcoming school year Tuesday at Melrose School. The first day is Monday, Aug. 31. PHOTOS BY ANDREA VON HOHENLEITEN School will be starting earlier than usual for students in Jamestown next week. The first day will be Monday, Aug. 31, for students at both Lawn and Melrose schools. This is the first time either Melrose principal Beth Roman or Lawn principal Nate Edmunds can remember school starting in August. Edmunds explained the d
Fire department offering EMT classes - Jamestown Press (opens the original)
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Volunteer EMTs Becky Minus and Stephanie Cotsonas explain their responsibilities to Cormac McGregor, left, and Trevor Horr during Island Treasures in May. Seeking more volunteers to cover shifts, the fire department is sponsoring an EMT course starting Sept. 14. PHOTO BY ANDREA VON HOHENLEITEN The fire department is searching for the next generation of EMTs to serve the community that has relied on the volunteer operation for 135 years. There will be three-hour classes, certified by the National
Shores group annual beach picnic set for Saturday - Jamestown Press (opens the original)
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A neighborhood association is inviting people from outside its membership to learn a bit about the organization, enjoy some ice cream and take a dip in Narragansett Bay. The Jamestown Shores Association, which is one year removed from its diamond anniversary, will host its annual picnic from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 8, at Head’s Beach. The free event will feature hamburgers, hot dogs and ice cream, which will be provided by Wicked Whisk. Everyone is invited regardless of where they
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